David Hrbáč wrote:
thorsten napsal(a):domain1.tld has: 20 server.domain2.tld 10 server.domain1.tld domain2.tld has: 20 server.domain1.tld 10 server.domain2.tld on server.domain1.tld we need to have: domain1.tld within virtual domains or local domain domain2.tld within transport on server.domain2.tld we need to have: domain2.tld within virtual domains or local domain domain1.tld within transportSo what does return postmap -q domain2.tld mysql:/etc/postfix/sql/transport on server.domain1.tld? what does return postmap -q domain1.tld mysql:/etc/postfix/sql/transport on server.domain2.tld?
That brings something to mind that I ran up against a while back. In your transport map the destination needs to be enclosed in square brackets. If not, then any MX records for it are used to determine the destination. On server.domain1.tld, the map entry for domain2.tld needs to contain 'smtp:[server.domain2.tld]' instead of 'smtp:server.domain2.tld'. The brackets tell Postfix (and Sendmail, for that matter) NOT to look up the MX records.
Hope that helps! -- Jay Leafey - Memphis, TN jay.leafey@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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